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JavaScript Pro Tips – Code This, NOT That.
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The await is over! The async/await video I promised is here https://youtu.be/vn3tm0quoqE
at 1:54 second index no. name
these were actually really useful
Wow !
Code not this that
Code not this that
what is the software plzzzzz say it
7:37 100 million Pushes take 1.8 second. 1.8 millions spread additions take more than 60 seconds
Am I the only one who read "Code not this that" in the video's thumbnail?
Can you use await with fetch requests?
Can you use await with fetch requests?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ltsT4QKXypo&feature=share
Thumbnail be like: CODE NOT THIS THAT JS SHIT
I wish there was timestamps
You do realise that your "good loop code" loops trough the array 3 times instead of 1 time. For large arrays this can have quite a performance impact. I always encourag people to not just think about how the code looks but also how it acts and how efficient it is.
Uhh how do u make those cute emojis on IDE?
This video is the one.
I really love your channel. But sorry, I dont agree with your example with the async/await demo. In the proposed solution you are starting the very first async call then you are waiting for the response of it, then you start the second async call then wait for the response of it, then you start a third async call and you wait for the third call's result. This is a terrible idea from performance point of view. The optimal thing would be to start the first call, then start the second call, start the third call, then await all of the responses and calculate the sum.
But what If i have to comment That
He rick rolled us…
"You can add a console trace to you function and itll give you a stack trace for what it was called and what defined it" what the hell is a "stack trace"?
How is turning a single array traversal into 3 traversals "good loop code"?
Who's still rewatching this video?
[first, second, third] = await Promise.all([first, second, third]); // run them concurrently
brb gonna start js from scratch then come back to this video
came to see a informative video and got rickrolled
@fireship can you please make these videos in Udemy at a slower pace and more in depth 🙏 THANK YOU
Please do so another console logging video!
Code not this that
Is it "CODE NOT THIS THAT JAVA SCRIPT" or "CODE THIS JAVA, NOT THAT SCRIPT"?
Code not this that
Welcome to the 80's where debuggers (with breakpoints) were fancy shit and live profiling was unheard of. We have 2021 and you tell me to "debug" using console output? 😂
console.table , Thank you
Code not, this that?
Thank you!
amaaaaaaaaazing
reduce map and filter instead of using one loop now we are using 3 🙂
Great video great 90s retro as well
POV: I just wanted to learn about pro js tips and got mini rickrolled
Code not this
JSthatpoop(would be great if you slowed down a bit 🙂
At 5:47 – I don't understand what str[0] is for. No idea what you are doing.
So good video